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Texas civil litigation is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, unique expert-disclosure practice, and a strong summary-judgment culture. Venue, forum-selection, and the TCPA (anti-SLAPP) motion practice often decide a case before trial. Local docket control orders vary by county and by federal district.
TBLS board certification in Civil Trial Law or Personal Injury Trial Law marks substantial courtroom experience.
Common Questions
How long do I have to file a civil lawsuit in Texas?
Most negligence and contract claims have a two- or four-year limitations period depending on the cause of action. Some claims are shorter. Confirm the statute that applies to your dispute.